227 10TH Avenue #PH

A Magnificent High Line Home. Welcome to the Penthouse at 227 Tenth Avenue. Remarkable warmth, space, volume and light are never-ending throughout this 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom duplex. The penthouse, located off a discreet entrance, is a 2-flight walk-up and boasts approximately 2,300 square feet of interior living space across two full floors. The first floor consists of an east-facing great room which provides several areas for entertaining including an atrium dining room with a soaring 22-foot ceiling, a living room anchored by a fireplace, and a second casual sitting area. Overlooking the High Line is a large eat-in kitchen and a guest bedroom with a bathroom. The primary bedroom and den / third bedroom are located on the second floor. The expansive primary bedroom looks onto the trees of the High Line, bringing a feeling of nature into the living space. Its working fireplace, seating areas, built-ins and five-piece windowed ensuite bathroom with steam shower make this bedroom a true oasis. Currently used as a den, the third bedroom is airy and surrounded by custom built-ins. It has an ensuite bath and walk-in closet. The residence boasts 17 oversized windows, two-zoned central ac and an abundance of storage.Nothing is more special than the unfinished roof space complete with historic Chelsea skyline and High Line Park views. With over 900 square feet to work with, you are free to create an outdoor living area perfect for entertaining or solitary reflection while gazing upon the High Line, World Trade Tower, and Statue of Liberty. 227 Tenth Avenue, originally built in 1889, is a mixed-use boutique condo with two residential and two commercial units. This charming self-managed building offers exceptionally low common charges, live/work, a discreet entrance, a remote video intercom, and bike storage. It is ideally located in the Chelsea Arts District. Restaurants, shops, Hudson Yards, the Meatpacking District, Chelsea Market, the Whitney Museum, Avenues, Clement Clarke Moore Park, Chelsea Piers and the Hudson River Park are steps away. Showings begin Sunday, February 13.